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How to Get Rich.

Live up TO your engagements.
Never play at any game Of chance
Drink no kind Of Intoxicating
liquor
Good character is above all things
else.
Keep your own secrets. If you
have any.
Never borrow If you can possibly
avoid il.
Always speak the truth Make
few promises.
Keep good company OF none.
Never be idle.
DO not marry until you are able
70 support a wife.
Keep yourself innocent IL YOU
want to be happy.
Ever live misfortune excepted
within your income.
When you speak to a person look
him in the face.
Make no haste 10 be rich, IL you
would prosper.
Save when you are young 10
spend when YOU are old.
Avoid temptation, through fear
you may not Withstand il.
Never speak evil Of any one. BE
Just before YOU are generous.
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WHO THEY WERE
West Eirgialans Who Have Oc-
cupied Seats I'm the Colonial
and State Conventions Of
the Old Dominion.

Wheeling Register.
POINT PLEASANT. w. Va, Nav
3e.-No subject connected with the
records of trans a lleghcny history
can prove Of greater interest than
that which relates to the men who
by their counsel and deliberations
securely laid the foundation and
reared thereon the perfect and en-.
during Commonwealth. Amid the
mountains, hills and wales Of Yves,
Virginia, have lived many of these
men, and how little do we know OF
themI OF some their very names
have been forgotten, while that
which may be known Of others lies
hidden away in worm eaten records,
covered with the dust Of hundred
years. The great Roman lyric poet
tells us that the heroes who -four.
ished before the days Of Agancm
non, passed into forgetfulness for
want Of recording pen, and such
may be said ruthfully Of some OF
those who in former tfmesrepresent.
eel the interests Of what is now West
Virginia in the Conventions of the
Old Dominion, which have from
time TO time sat in her capital city.
The first in the list OF these bodies
is that of the memorable
COLONIAL CONVENTION OF 1775,
which convened at Richmond in
March Of that year. Then came
tho stOrra "a r.,,cI.e.o. - r.
the everglades of Florida to the fr.
clad hills Of Nova Scotia, no more
ardent patriots were 60 be found
than the daring frontiersmen OF
Virginia west Of the mountains
No sooner did they receive intclli.
gence Of the stirring scenes in Mass
achusetts than many Of them rcsid-
ing in that part Of Augusta county
lying west Of the AlIeghenies met
in convention at Pittsburg (then be-
lieved TO be within the confines oi
Virginia. and chose John Haryie
and John Nevill to represent them
in the Virginia convention, soon to
convene. That body met on the
10th Of March and on the day fol.
lowing, "a letter from the inhabi.
tants OF that part Of Augusta county
which lies to the westward of the
Allegheny mountains, desiring that
John Nevill and John Harvic, Esus.
may be admitted to this convention
being read; upon motion they were
admitted to seals" On the 10th OF
May ensuing, another meeting wa.
held at Pittsburg and resolution
adopted expressing thanks 10 these
gentlemen for "fhe faithful dis.
charge Of the important trust re
posed in them, and before adjourn.
ment, John Harvie and George
Rodcs, Esqs., were appointed "a
represent the people of the above.
named region in the Colonial Con.
gress. Thus il appears that John
Harvie and John Nevill were the
frst delegates from what Is now
West Virginia in q Virginia conven.
ton, and that John IIarvie and George
Rodes were the FIRST representative.
in an American Congress. from the
country west of the Alleghenies.
THR CONVECTION OF 1888,
which ratified the Federal Consti.
tuition, was one Of the most noted
bodies ever convened in Virgins.
Among its members sat Marshall,
Madison, Mason, Henry, Randolph,
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scIf-made Women.

We hear 4 great deal about self.
made men, and SO Celia Logan.
herself a self-msde woman, has
compiled some interesting facts
concerning some women who are
well known9 81 the present time
from which u appears that some ~
the most noted began life very
humbly.
Lucy LarcOm was mill hand.
Pretty Maud Granger. with the
gold brown eyes and shapeiy form
first earned her livelihood by run.
ming a sewing machine.
Sarah BeTnhsrdt was dress
makers apprentice 50 was Matilda
Heron.
Adelaide Nelson began life as q
chiid's nufse.
Charlotte Cushman was the
daughter Of poor people.
Miss BfaddOn. the novelist vrss +,
utility actress in the English prov
iuces.
Anna Dickinson began Hge a. =
school teacher.
Nell Owinn sold oranges in the
streets and-theatcrs From the pig
while vending her wares, She took
fancy Tor the stage.
Mrs. Langiry is the daughter OF =
country psrson of small means.
but the old problem OF her face
beiEg her fortune proved true in he
case
Edmonia Lewis, the sculpircss.
IS coiorcd. Overcoming the pre-
Iudicc against her sex and color. and
sclicducaied, She Is now success.
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There is said 90 &c one lswver in
heaven HoyT be got in ftsse IS not
known. but if Is oonjcctuTcti. and IS
very reasonable too, that he raucd
himself ofa IN editor and sGippcd
in. When be was discovered TIE
angels scarched all the realms of g..
hciiy IN ail their length snd breadth
for another LAWYER 10 draw up %
pers for his eiectmcnt. but they could
not ind one. Of course. and he there
fore held the fort.-Ex.
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An eminent authority says that
"a good laugh lengthens q mans
life by conveying = distinct and al.
ditional stimulus to the vital forces. e"
II a person on the verge Of a par.
oSysm Of insanity can be made 20
laugh heartily, the pafoxysm will
be postponed a ft of anger Is
dispeiled by laughter. Intense and
morbid Righteousness yields % an
innocent, mirth.provoking Joke.
n person IN the depths Of sorrow.
beguiled into gentle laughter, will
lind his anguish nifigated for
the time being Smiles are ike
sunshine. they make life possible.
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BAY LINE.
Portsmouth md Huntington
Packet.

Portsmouth and Huntington
Packet.
steamer OUIsE-Leaves Huntington
every weekday at5a n. m arriving a. POrts-
mouth u q. m. Returning leaves Portsmouth
2:JO pm, RrrivinRat Huntington 10 p, M, ex-
tending trip through ~ PomcfOy every sat-
urday
GallipOlis and Huntington Pack
ct.
Steamer p r BNOs leaves 0aliipoils2's0a m.
daily except sunday, arriving At Hnntlng-
ton 3 p. m. Returning leaves Huntington 10
D. ~ Striving at 0sllipOlls ga. m. neHt day.
Parkersburg and GalfipOlis
Packet.
steamer LIZZIE BAY leaves Parkersburg
daily, except sunday, 80 900 q. M, arriving
atGallipoifs $40 p M, returning, leaves Cat.
ipoIls 500 D. Va, arriving a. PaTkeuburE
ocinck next morning, connecting With the
morning traiss for al eastern and up-rivef
steamer LOUISE and y. 7. ENOs make
sure connections at Huntington every trip.
Passengers and Freight receiptod through
by this line toail points on the upper ohio
and KaBawha rivers Apply on board 81
steamers or to WN BAY supt-' Ironton' q.
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The CeredO Advance.
An independent weekly paper published
every Thursday by
II. II. MoDou8a1,
CeREOo. w. VA
rxRMs or sunscurprro1.

one copy. one year 81 90. ~ paid at tho time
tho nhmo is entered In subscription books
Arer 1days. si.-S per year win be chsrs ed
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a letter addressed to a party in
"Father, Mich was sent % e post.
office expert and be forwarded u 90
Paw Paw, Mich. lie guessed right.
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The exchanges al over the cOun.
Try are talking about Senator Ken.
m and his ability IS . photogrn pher.
kenna should take his camera and
photograph Democracy in ihis
county, and name u the wreck % =
neglected career" After this little
JOB is completed an instantaneous
one of the same party IN the State. a
suggestive title for which would he
"isss--f" would probably be of
great benefit 90 the leaders of tie
party CkGTlestoB .NoapzreiL
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To discontinus an advertisement.
says John Wanamaker ere great
Philadelphia rciaH merchant b ike
taking down your sign. % vou
want 90 do business you must iet
people know it Standing ads. he
says. frequently changed. are t<uer
than local notices They took more
Ike business J tFoeid as toan. he
says iry 10 DO without clerks as
without alxertIting.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17
Marriage BELLS.

quiet wedding took place Inst even
ing ut $50 o'clock at the residence Of
q. w. Litton, which WAS Witnessed by
few of the immediate relatives and
friends of the high contracting parties
who took upon themselves the solemn
VOWS which. united Mr.. Edward E.
Bilkey and Miss Ella Litton as husband
and wife. At the conclusion of the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Bilkey repaired
to their residence at the corner of Fifth
and Court streets where a public re-
ception was held, and where from to
10 o'clock the bride and groom received
the hearty congratulations of host f
friends who in bumpers of generous
wine qnaffed o,the future heulth. hap
piness and prosperity OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bilkey.
The bride was the recipient of large
number Of beautiful and valuable pres.
ents donated by personal friends in
commemoratioh Of the happy event, but
our limited space precludes un enumer-
alton ofthem., The occasion was a
very pleasant one to all who participa-
ted, and the INDEPENDENT joins in
Wishing the newly united couple long
lifeof welded bliss. with the ardent hope
that their pathway through life may be
one Of pnalloyed happiness.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17

the arEuneits Pa the noeio4 for a nav
trial In tho ease OF Alexander Golden
s3n. Tho murdsreFot little Mamie Kelly.
has been setfor Thursday next in SthS
tSuprere Court Of California. This has
not been . good year for obtaining new
trials, and Goldenson il 10 -notoriously
guilty that it is to be hoped he will not
obtain one.
W. w. Robins, well-known printer,
says the Silver State, and oldest son OF
John Robins. Of this place, died at
Green River, Wyoming Territory, last
Monday He had been in i'll health for
years, though he worked q. his trade
the greater part of the time.
Robins was we'll known in Elko, hav-
ing formerly been foreman Of the INDIE
PENDENT Office. ,I,t .t.E,
0 merchant in thine hour of Q,
If on this paper you should c,
And look for something to APP ppp,
Your yearning for greenbuck WV,
Take our advice and be wy, ..-.
Go straightway out and advert il,
You'll find the project of some u.
Neglect cal offer no exqqqq,
Be wise for once, prolong your d a q
A silent business soon d k k XIX.
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Austin Poetry.

The Austin Rev,i lille the other day
published e string of doggerel of the
most outlandish character, which leads
the Silver State to say: -
The Austin Reyeil!e prints nearly IL
column Of poetry from iove.sick
swain, of which the following stsuzl 10
an average: ~ - - u,
"While in Austin ] did number
Names Of happy girls, subline,
Whom silently in my sluulber
= Softly whispered, she is mine"
Il is no longer surprising that Austin
is being deserted. A "pote's who writes
such effasions as that Is enough to
cause people to leave any town.
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Reduced Rates.

The following from the superinten-
dent OF Public Instruction is OF interest
to che teachers Of this county, and this
courtesy On the part Of the Railroad
Company will be appreciated.
Carson City, New, Nov. IA, 1887.
Ed. INDEPENDENr: Teachers who at.
tend the State Teachers Institute at
Reno daring Thanksgiving week, will
Tecriye return tickets free on Central
Paciac'R n. on my certificate, e9uiya-
lent haH fare. round trip ticket.
w. O. Doysx,
~" Supt. Pablic instruction.
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bargains.

Reinhart has just received a large
stock of clothing which will he sold at
prices that will astonish you. There is
no need of anyone going thinly clad
when you can get u good oyercoat ut any
price from ~ up. Take look ut the
immense stock and you will be sure to
find something that will suit you both in
quallty and price. 1913 1w
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An Absolnte Cure.

The ORIGINAL ABtETINE oINTMRNT IL
only pu, up IN large, tvo-ounce TIN boxes, and
. Gil absolute cure for old sorsa, barns,
wounds, cbApped hands, and al. akin erup.
tiops. VIII positively cure all kinds Of piios.
AJAX for the ORIGINAL ABIRT1NR ONT
MENT. Sold by y. y. huiisS - ~ cents PEE
ca -bJ msn - esAaas w 4 ssig >
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Just Received

Over two hundred new. samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothing.
If you want fine suit Of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in quality aud cheapest in price,
come and look at my samples. You
can't help being suited.
II. RENHAEv,
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$4,000.


$1,000. Reward. $4,000.
For h better OF more pleasant remedy
for the cure Of consumption, bronchial
troubles, cough, croap, and vhooping
cAagls than SANTA Able" the new CAL
ifornia discovery for consumption. Ev-
cry bottle warranted. II Jon would DO
CURED, VI that disgusting disease, cntaSrho
use CALIFORNIA CAT-R CURE, IL
q jar; by mail, 81 10. Santa Abio add
Cat r. Cure are sold and watrAnlad by
r. =. AullsI %. .,,,.s ..--,
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HUI I'M boIdt House.

Having resumed the management of
this popular Hotel, desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at req
sonable prices will be maintained.
HE BAR
Will be stocked with fns Wines.
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
gluss, bottle or gullon. Give the Hum
boldt Gull.
IL 10. LANG.
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e. e,Hyss.i b H . ": e. oal.ir.
is.9 "a eEFs,ssssss ,.
MAR RIED.

49, = - *t - ~ - Et
B1LKEx-11TToN:-In Elko, Nevada,
November l6; 1887, at tho gresidenos
Of tho brides parents, by Judge r. B.
Bigelow, Mr.. Edward E. Bilkey to
Miss Ella Littoa-. all of Elko, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17
Hold Your HOrsesI

Stop at Morgan's Blacksmith shop
where you can get hose shoeing,
wagon repairing aud all kinds of black
smithing done on short notice. Salts
fa;tion guaranteed AZ to quality of
work and price.
L. E. MoRaAN.
825 ..# .. ...., -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17

4 Following ere the names Of the jurors
impaneled TO try the oase Of the State
OF Nevada vs. Geo. w. Lewis whioh IL
now Id progress In the District Court:
Ruben Battles, A. B. Miller,
Samuel Clousier. A.Primeaux.
John UlsndennihR Frank yillipieue,
). W. Black, 4 - AL. Nelson,
Al. D. Graham. Tracy Faitohild
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17
DESCRIPTION.

About STA feet In height; weight It's
or $50 pounds; age. about IS years;
black haiT; very heavy black moustachs;
dark complexion; very light blue eyes;
wears Noe or 6I boot; has habit Of
keeping his In nds in his pockets. When
last seen had on light suit Of clothes
and broad brinS white hat.
I. =. "a W. T.O'NEIL.
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Fer Sale.

Stationary Engine Boiler, Blower and
other fixtures that have been used forty
days i'll running 40 ton furnace.
This machinery is at Wells under cover
and in good order. Apply to
.... .... E. T. HARDEsrY,
III "-.@ .... Ill.,. Wells, New.
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$1,000 REWARD.

I will pay tbs above reward for the
arrest and conviction Of one Joe Bolton,
charged with an Assault. with Intent to
Kill. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17

Having located in Elko I am pre-
pared to fill orders 70 Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco
rations a specially. All work first
class. Leave orders at the INDEPEND.
ENr Office. -@~~
g. F. HARVEY.
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ROLL OF HONOR,

Following is the roll of honor of the
White Rock school for the month end
ing Nov. 8, 1887: .....
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FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All ClassSt 81 l1sEitl.Aate IA.
ivertisementS net EXceedinE Ten
Lines lSertod in this Column
for Fifty Cents q week.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17

One first class Square Grand Piano.
For particulars inquire of Mrs. ]. H.
kand' at the rssidenOe of Jno. s. May
hugh.
- - 11-7-2w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17

Bed Rock Saloon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
Fl. Nc ADAMS. Proprietor.
This popular resort has recently been
placed in first GLASS repair aud
THE BAR .
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. ak. {.
II you want something Mild or Pow.
erful give the Bed Rock call.
81.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-17

MI. Mrs. George W. Baker. of
Eureka, are in town.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
COMPANlA FLRREA DEL OES1E
PRES1DENCLd.
TOMAS CANO 4 Co.

Bsyam6n, 20 de Octubre de 1887.
Muy Sr. mio: Por falta do Mine
70 no Sc ha podido llevsr a eabo Ia c.
ebraci6n de la Junta general citsda
para hoy, = en- su virtud Ia directiva
scord6, en- ammonia con 10 dispuesto
por el articulo 81 del Reglamento, Sc
convoque por eegunda vez para cele-
brarla ell dia Is del pr6ximo mes de
Noviembre, q Ia una de la tarde, en-
las oficinas de la Compafiia.
En- dicha Junta Sc tratar& de levan-
tar fondos dentro de los accio.
nistas y de cualquier otra operaci6n que
pueda contribuir q evitar ell NAL que
amenaza, 8 en- case contrario, de Ia Ii
quidaci6n y disoluci6n de 10 sociedsd,
antes que las circunstancias empeoren
Ruego d V. encarecidamente su aeis.
tencis, 8 que confers So representation
por medic de carta q cualquiera de los
socios, que merezca So confanzs, para
dar mayor solemnidad al acto.
Quedo de V. affmo. s. s.
Q. B. s. NJ.
Ram6n Tasdes.
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O B O,

Ha fallecido en- Catalina nues
tro estimado amigo don joaquin
Ferran y Pacanins, persona gene
ralmente apreciada en- esta isla, y
especialmente en- Ponce, por sus
buenas cualidades y relevantes
prendas personalea.
Era el finado padre politico del
digno abogado Fiscs! electo de la
Audiencis de Puerto Principe don
Federico Enjuto, y ito de nuestro
amigo don Jose Serrat, admins
trador y redactor del Puerto r;
co Lasstrado a quienes euviamos
nuestro pesame, deseando para el
alma del senior Ferran la gloria
eterna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

maxine 81 vivian los padres de estos.
Tales son los rumores que circular por
este pueblo, rumores que llevan la in.
tranquilidad hasta Ell tiltimo rinc6n
donde habitan las pacificas familias y
ciudadanos honrados de Yauco.
Son las de la tsrde, y hay deteni
dos otros indivi1uos, ademas de los
de que va tienen conocimientc por
TELEGRAPH los lectores del BoLETIN; ase-
gurandose habar alganos de los cita-
dos convictos y conf4so os como per
tenecientes a tan nefanda association.
Voy q terminar, dejando por ahora
Ia pluma con ell sentimiento consiguien.
te al que produce tener que relatar he
chos de ests nstaralezs, msyormente
los que de coraz6n amamos q esta Isla,
y queremos la paz, la tranquilidad cam
po viable que conduce los pueblos d
ser grandes, mobiles y dignos. Ne des-
pido de V. hasta otrs, teniendo que ce-
rrar ests carta con una nuevs desagra-
dable impression; fAtsles noticiAs lie
gadss del cercano pueblo de Gusya'
nilla.
Diceae que Ell capt. an Castro, q su
venida para este, ha dejado en- Gaays-
nills al bixarro teniente Sr. Castaflos,
por tenerse noticia de existir alli
una ramifcaci6n de Ia asociaci6n ci-
tada, ell coraz6n negro" con Il
mes que son ell exterminio de los PENN
sulares. Dios toque ell coraz6n de los
obcecados.
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GACETILLAs.

Libros. .-Acaban de recibirss en-
esta 1mprenta:
Obras de Perez Gard6s:
Todos los Episodes Nacionales.
-Novelas Tormento.-El Doctor
Oenteno.-Lo prohibido.-La Fon-
tana de Oro.-El Amigo Manso.-
D. Perfecta.-Gloria.- -Fortunada
Y Jacinta.-La Familia de Leon
Roch.--La Desheredada.
Misales.
Manual de Oabos y Sargentos.--
Tacticas de Secci6n, Oompahfa,
Battalion y Recluta, : Oartilla de
tiro.
Dictionaries; de la lengua CASTE
Llama, por la Real Academia, por
una Sociedad de Literatos, y por
Oampano.
Id. Latinos, por r. Miguel, Sal.
va y Valbuena.
Id. Ingl6s espanol, y espafiol in-
giles.
Id. Frances espafiol, y espafiol
frances.
Veterinaria, por Arago.
Gir6n. 49, O6digo de Oomercio
(uueva edici6n.)
O6digo Penal, para ell bolsillo.
Id. i'd. Militar.
Ley de Eujuiciamiento Militar
VICENTE.
B. Rodrfguez.--Oompilaci6n cri-
minal.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil co.
mentada.
Pereda.---El sabor de la Tierruca
Polo.--Oompendio de Latinidad.
Manual del Matrimonio Civil.
Benot.--Gramatica trancesa.
Santos.--Pedagogfa.
Saludo. ~ Aunque individual.
mente va hemos saludado q nues'
tros exoelentes amigos y correligio
narios los sefiores Diputados Roses
Brusi Y 6oler, que sc encuentran ct
esta Capital con motive de lal
presentes sesiones plenas provin'
J lcisles, este no % 6bics 4 que lei
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IMpORTANTE.
Ram6n Taidss.

Sc vende & arrienda la hacienda de
cafias nomhrads Santa MarSo que ra-
dica en- Ia Jurisdiction de la Ceibs, y
consta de 900 cuerdss de terrenos de
vega, sobre-vega y altos, con maqui-
ma de vspor de 25 caballos do fuerza,
clasificadores, hornalla de doble bate.
ria, todos los establecimientos en- el
mejor estado, casa hsbitaci6n y obra
para tienda, msgnifica bueyada , 25o
cuerdas sembradas de GAIA, de las
cuales 126 son de plantilla.
El gus Ia interess puede dirigirse 4
So dueto, don Jose de Cells Aguilera,
en- Ia Capital, calle De 10 Fortalesa nd-
nero 80. l20
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Tomas Cano d Go.

Muy sefior nuestro: Refriendonof
d Ia circular que antecede tenemo el
gusto de comunicar . V. que en- el die
de hoy y ante el Notsrio de esta villa D.
Jose Moriano Cap6, hemos tornado
una nueva Sociedad mercantil gu~ gi-
rara bsjo igual raz6n de TOMAS
CANO & Co., siepdo e6cios gestores
don Touds Cano y don Gsmaro Cauti-
no, cuyo tiltimo cesa en- los negocios de
su antigua casa, Ia cual queda como
sucurssl de 10 principal, y 10 liquida-
ci6n de ambss q cargo de Ia nueva
firms.
Suplicamos tomsr nota de nuestras
frmas al pie, y esperanto MERCER Ia
misma confanza de nuestros anteceso-
res, NOS repetimoa de v.attos. s. s.
Q. IS. NJ.
TOMAS CANOS ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
El Admins
CIRCULAR.
+. CONIEL

Gusyama. tP. R. Octubre IS de
1887.
Muy sefior nuestro: Por la presente
tenemos ell gusto de participar a V
que habiendo finalizsdo nuestro contra
to social, queda disuelta Ia sociedad que
en- esta plaza giraba bsjo Ia raz6n de
TOMAS CANO f. Co., teniendo en-.
tregsdo cuanto pertenecia al socio don
Francisco Gamarra, y quedando hechc
cargo del active , pasivo de la referids
casa ell otro socio don Tomas Cano que
constituye nueva sociedad mercantil
segtn circular anexs.
Damos aV. gracias por ls CONTAIN
"a que nos ha dispensado, y nos suscri'
bimos de Y. altos. s. 8.
O. 8. NJ.
TomGs Ca0o d Co.